Petrol, diesel prices today stable in Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai - 13 May 2020

Petrol, diesel prices today stable in Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai - 13 May 2020
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Petrol and diesel prices, which differ from place to place everyday are stable from last two months due to fall in crude oil prices.

Petrol and diesel prices on 13 May 2020: Petrol and diesel prices, which differ from place to place everyday are stable from last two months due to fall in crude oil prices. Let's take a look at the prices of petrol and diesel in India's key cities on Wednesday which have been stable for the last couple of months or so. Despite increase in the VAT by central government, the country's petroleum companies have not changed the base prices of petrol and diesel. The fuel rates have been stable across all cities except in Chennai with a fall of seven paise.

Going the petrol and diesel prices, petrol prices in Hyderabad have been turning more volatile, as prices of crude oil have been showing a firm trend. If we check todays petrol price in Hyderabad, it is recorded at Rs.73.97 and diesel at Rs. 67.82.

In Delhi, after a hike on Tuesday, the petrol price per litre remained stable at Rs. 71,26 per litre and the diesel at Rs.69.39 per litre and continued to be stable till today. In Mumbai, petrol remains at Rs.76.31 per litre and diesel price is also stable at Rs.66.21 per litre. In Chennai, the petrol price per litre is recorded at Rs. 75.54 per litre with a fall of seven paise whereas diesel is priced at Rs. 68.22 per litre with seven paise decrease.

The petrol and diesel prices mentioned above are due at 8 in the morning and petroleum companies revise the petrol and diesel prices on the basis of crude oil prices in the international market. Against this backdrop, prices are subjected to change regularly.


City Petrol price per litre Diesel price per liter
Hyderabad Rs. 73.97 Rs. 67.82
Delhi Rs. 71.26 Rs. 69.39
Chennai Rs. 75.54 Rs. 68.22
Mumbai Ra. 76.31 Rs. 66.21


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